He might just as well be speaking about the ultimate solution to the uneasy relationship between computer programmers and end users. The former are engaged into arcane art of software, and the latter just want their job done.

Here are some quotes that at first blush appear to be at odds one with the other - but are fully reconciled with the Alexander Pope’s quotation:

The software must be designed for humans; it must be forgiving, easy, abuse-tolerant... To design to these standards the highest level of rigor and craftsmanship is required. A programmer-oriented software that requires user to adapt to the idiosyncrasies of the programmer's thinking is a result of a sloppy programming, and it is never good enough let alone - divine.